Prof. Dr. Kai-Ingo Voigt

Fachbereich Wirtschaftswissenschaften Lehrstuhl für Betriebswirtschaftslehre, insbesondere Industrielles Management

Industrie 4.0 – Risiken für kleine und mittlere Unternehmen (2019) Voigt KI, Müller J, Veile J, Becker W, Stradtmann M Book chapter / Article in edited volumes Who invests why? An analysis of investment decisions in b2b or b2c equity crowdfunding projects (2019) Jovanovic T, Brem A, Voigt KI Journal article Supplier Integration in Industry 4.0 – Requirements and Strategies (2018) Müller J, Veile J, Voigt KI Conference contribution, Conference Contribution Exploring How the Implementation of a Corporate Crowdfunding Platform Affects Organizational Change (2018) Baccarella C, Jovanovic T, Eismann T, Voigt KI Conference contribution, Conference Contribution Exploring the Relationship Between Problem Space, Idea Diversity, and Concept Quality (2018) Eismann T, Meinel M, Baccarella C, Fixson SK, Voigt KI Conference contribution, Conference Contribution On the Road to Successful Digitization: The Role of Dynamic Capabilities in Adopting and Implementing Digital Business Models – Insights from a Multiple-Case Study (2018) Witschel D, Döhla A, Kaiser M, Pfletschinger T, Voigt KI Conference contribution, Conference Contribution Industrie 4.0 aus Perspektive der nachhaltigen industriellen Wertschöpfung (2018) Voigt KI, Kiel D, Müller J, Arnold C Book chapter / Article in edited volumes What Drives Industry 4.0 Adoption? An Examination of Technological, Organizational, and Environmental Determinants (2018) Arnold C, Veile J, Voigt KI Conference contribution, Conference Contribution How to Implement Industry 4.0? An Empirical Analysis of Lessons Learned from Best Practices (2018) Veile J, Kiel D, Müller J, Voigt KI Conference contribution, Conference Contribution Schlüsselfähigkeiten für die Entwicklung digitaler Geschäftsmodelle - Ergebnisse einer empirischen Fallstudienanalyse (2018) Witschel D, Döhla A, Kaiser M, Pfletschinger T, Voigt KI Conference contribution, Conference Contribution